1982 Katana Anti-Dive and Forks After Polish

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  • Shin-Ken 1074
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    1982 Katana Anti-Dive and Forks After Polish

    This is in the Wrench Section as a work in progress however, they could belong here as well? This is after polish and clear-coat has been applied, cheers.



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    • Erki
      #2
      Looks like a lot of work. very nice.

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        • Shin-Ken 1074
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          #3
          Originally posted by Erki
          Looks like a lot of work. very nice.
          Thanks Erki, lucky for me whenever I do something with the Kat I don't see it as work, but yes, it does take a bit of time and the issue with polishing is once you start its difficult to stop, cheers.
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            • cowboyup3371
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              #4
              Great looking work.
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                • SVSooke
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Shin-Ken 1074
                  Thanks Erki, lucky for me whenever I do something with the Kat I don't see it as work, but yes, it does take a bit of time and the issue with polishing is once you start its difficult to stop, cheers.
                  I know that feelingVery nice!

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                    • Guest
                      #6
                      They definitely belong in Appearance Glen! And once again, nice work

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                        • Can_O_Tuna
                          #7
                          I like shiny. Nice job

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